**Named of one of Princeton University's Noteworthy Books in Industrial Relations for 2006** Arguing about sports is as old as the games people play. Over the years sports debates have become muddled by many myths that do not match the numbers generated by those playing the games. In The Wages of Wins, the authors use layman's language and easy to follow examples based on their own academic research to debunk many of the most commonly held beliefs about sports. In this updated version of their book, these authors explain why Allen Iverson leaving Philadelphia made the 76ers a...
**Named of one of Princeton University's Noteworthy Books in Industrial Relations for 2006** Arguing about sports is as old as the games people pl...